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The true northerner., 1887-12-14
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
How the Document is Viewed by Differ
ent Newspapers.
[Chicago Tribune, Rep. !

lCnlCHpO tribune, hcD.I
The message ia able and statesmanlike; lum-
inous in style perspicuous in statement; clear
in its reasoning and irrefutable in its conclu-
sions 1t is moderate protection doctrine such
as has been exemplifed more than once in the
pubic utterances of both the great political
parties.
1t rises above party lines and presents n COM
mon basis of patriotic statesmanship on which
Republicans and Democrats are bound by every
consideration of the public welfare and OF po-
litical expedencv TO stand together. The posi-
tion taken in the previous Congress by the Min
nesota delegation and some other Republicans
must be stoutly maintained by the Republican
side Of the House ut this session or they, and
perhaps the party which they represent, will
bo overwhelmed
Philadelphia Times. Ind
While the President urges the thorough re-
vision of tariff duties he is most emphatic in
demanding that our manufactures shall bc
fully protected. Keeping this in view, all as
sumption OF freo-trade theory or purpose
pie. The message will inspire more discussion
and investigation Of tho exact relations of tho
tcrif TO capital. industry. and trado than any
document that has emanated from the Chief
Chicago Inter Ocean, Repl
The President has issued n free, e,trade PAM
phlet in which no argument is educed that has
not been used by all the Golden Club organs
till it has become stale and threadbare.
[Chicago News, Mugwump
There is no partisanship, no free trade. no Gp-
peal 10 class prejudice, no special hobby, in the
Presidents message. IL IL plain patriotic COM
mon sense from opening to close. He has done
we'll in confning it to the one subject of tariff
reform. His action must focus public etten-
tion upon the necessity OF systematic reduc-
tion of the tariff without prejudice And without
favor.
Boston Globe Dem.l
Congress has only to framo and pass n tariff
bill in the spirit and on the lines Indicated in
this patriotic and able message in order to solve
the most difficult financial situation which, in
time of peace, has ever confronted the Amer
lean people.
New York Times, Mugwump.1
Mr.. Cleveland has done an act of statesman
ship In the best sense Recognizing a great
duty, he has performed il with courage, with
firnness. and at the right time. Judged by any
ordinary standard of political expediency, the
Presidents act is inexpcdent. He has forced
upon his party an Issue as 20 which the party
is divided. and so divided that unless the mi
norty yield IL can defeat the will OF the m aJor-
ity. He has done this or the eve of n national
contest in which n considerable number OF
men OF influence in the party have been urg-
ing him to avoid this issue, and threatening
him and the party with disaster il he did not
avoid it,
New York Sun. ant. Cleveland Dem.I
Mr.. Cleveland has never before in public
paper taken sides squarely upon the question.
He has done so now in n manner that leaves
room for no misunderstanding. IL is bold
thing to do. and the President deserves credit
The true northerner., 1887-12-14
Not a Negro in the House.

For the first time since the reconstruc-
tion OF the Southern States, says q Wash
ington special, there is not single colored
man in the House OF Representatives. In
the last House there were two, Messrs.
Smalls and O'Hara, and ten years ago there
were seven.
The true northerner., 1887-12-14
Hours OF Labor i'm Russia.

An inspecting committee of factories
exists in Russia, and this committee
has lately published, says Iron. re-
port which contains some interesting
data concerning the hours of labor in
that country, taken from the inspection
during the past year of 2,2l4 manufact-
uring establishments, representing 125
different branches of industry. From
the information thus collected, it APP
pears that great difference exists be-
tween the working hours at the various
establishments. In the large majority
of them men and women work equal
time. The number of daily working
hours varies from six to twenty in the
various branches of production, and, in
one or two special cases, uninterrupted
toll is prosecuted for the twenty. four
hours by relays. 1t is remarkable that
these great Emergencies in the number
OF working hours occur in tho same
branches of industry, within TIE same
inspectors district, and among estab-
lishments whose produce realizes the
same market price. A difference oc-
ours of from one to eleven hours in
manufactures of the same nature. The
DIODdplc CduSt VI tIls lS tle eAteHU VI
the works and the greater or less local
demand for the articles produced. The
longer hours are, however, to be found
in those establishments of primitive
construction, and belonging to propri-
etors who are either ignorant of, or
profess to be ignorant of, modern tech
nical development Night work is pur-
sued in 247 establishments, or 20 per
cent. of the total number, but princi-
pally in the governments of Moscow
and Vladimir. The majority of the es-
Establishments open at a. m. and close
not later than 8 p. m. These rep
resent 900, or TAG per cent. of the
total number inspected, so that the
law of June /, 1882, for the protection
of children, and fixing their maximum
number of hours of day labor at from
5 a. m. to p. M, and of night labor
at from 8 p. m. to 8 a. m, does not
affect them, any more than the law of
June 3, 1885, by which female night
labor is prohibited in certain indus
tries, notably the textile industry. A
large proportion of establishments
(some 749) commence work only at
& a. M, or even later, and in some
cases as late as ID a. m, and the hours
of closing vary from p. m. to 8 p. m.
The true northerner., 1887-12-14
Crime i'm Ireland.

The statistics for crime in Ireland
for the year 1886 show that the total
number of criminal offenses was 223,-
202, or 1865 per 10000 of the esti-
mated population, as compared with
231, ,312, or 469.7 per 10, 900 of the pop
ulation in 1885, showing q decrease of
8, Ill in number, and decrease of 1872
in the rate per 10000 persons. Of
fenses not disposed of summarily con-
stituted the more serious groups of
crimes, and were somewhat more nu-
merous than in any of the three years
Immediately preceding, but show a
decrease of 3, 291 as compared with the
year 1882. and the absolute number
(7,3l5) OF these oflenses and their ra-
ito to the estimated population (15.O
per 0,000) were below the correspond
ing averages for the three years ending
with 1881. The distribution of criminal
offenses is as follows: Leinster, 90,-
91i, or 9l0.S per 10000 population !;
Munster, 81, 3S7, or 1886; Ulster, 54,-
257, or Bib; and Connaught, 23,644,
or 2S7.6. The total cost OF the repres-
sion of crime for the year was g2,O39,-
025, being decrease of G27, ,7S7 as
compared with 1885. Of this sum
Il, ,53@, ,1G6 was for police, f55, ,473 for
prosecutions, and the remainder for
prisons, etc.-Notes Of Ireland.
The true northerner., 1887-12-14

IT is said that the table upon which
Generals Grant and Lee signed the
famous paper at Appomattox Court
house, which virtually terminated the
rebellion, is now owned by Mr..
Gunther, of Chicago, who paid 900
for it. The original owner was the
widow of Major General Ord. An
autograph letter from General Grant
is said to establish its identity.
The true northerner., 1887-12-14

IT has been estimated that pair Of
wrens destroy at least 600 insects a
day. They have been observed to
leave their nests and return with in
sects from forty to sixty times an hour.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
HOEa Park

obiecujic STAG sig maj1ic=miej sahe-
duionq koloniq polskq 40 Stanach
Zje0noczonych. Luazie semssqa sic
zgtaszajq do pamo Hota 4 hupayq
OF miego grunta, shoro tyMo pre-.
konaH sic z Hstoao o0 0aacniejsey ch
kolonistop &c Ho1u Parhu, &c
ws:elhie rozsiewone prse= miesu-
mie4nych specialization niekor=ystne
,ciie$ci o tej holonij byty .tiats=y-
ceni. Zero= no aciosne Hota Park
przedsta,oia sic joh pra0dsicy raj,
Mory sdy raz kto yjrzy, ju: eoie-
cej myM cd niego oderwot ME
nose.
h1asztor polski te; tam buae1-
ia, jak MONA sic przekonaG Z u
mies=czoneqo na stronaicy I ogfo.
sseui0.
PLACClE "a WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
TELEGRAF DONOSI.

W Petersburgu zakazuja no
sic cylindrow, poniewaz policya
przekonala sic, lie nihilisci
pod mimi bomby nosili.
Rosya 20 dwutygodniowym
pokoju znowu znaiduje sic w
wlelklem poruszeniu. Przygoto
wanna wojenne znowu sic
odbywaja z febrycznym pos
piechem. Minister wojny rozka-
zaf seiagac wielkie masy VOL
ska ma granicach Rosyi.
Il Egiptu nadchodzi wiado-
mosc, re Arab re szczepu
Hadendana w zwiazku XII
ku inneml przyiazncmi sobie
szczepam' wypedzlli fanatycznq
zgrale q kassal' i wzieli do
niewoli slawnego Osmana Di-
2me.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
BBhT VI JERSEY City.
. Jersei City, , ma

. JERSEY City, : MAYA.
Naszc polskie uiany dalej, ku
hahbio catej tutsjszeJ Polonji, bnn-
tuja sic prz"ciw swojemu kapIt"no-
wi Karolowi Alteuburgowi.
w tych dniach pan kapltan
dostat zaproszenie cd Tow. Wol-
mych Strselc6w Longieroic=o ma
koncert i dat %polecenie, by ufani
staneli lnia 80 kwietnia O godzi-
mic i w Copper Hall do cwiczeh
i odmarszu.
Pc wydaniu tego rozporzadze'
MIA odebrali wszyscy u1ani zkadi-
mad karty, ably sic ME Stawili. Za-
den teruz k%apitana ME sfucha -
IL mfodzicz nawet nie vie, re do
puszcza sic otwartego buntu.
Ten sam Bulman, O ktorym
wspomiai Wiarus " pierwszem do
riesieniu o tute.jszym rokoszu, byf
u oh. Jerzmanowskiego, by zrzu-
cic pana Altenburga q kapltah-
silva, u jego obrac-
Divine poiecie MAYA CT pano-
vie ufani O karnusci woj skowej.
Czy Oh Jerzm anowsk jest
woj>kowym p%rzefozonym pana Al
tenkurga lub tcz zaiozyt Towarzy-
stwoUfan6w albo pieniedzmi przy-
c1ynit sic do u%tworzenia wego?
Pana \ ltenburg wielo to
koszluje bye k"pitanem, wyaaf on
luz do 800 dolar6w i wziaz wyda-
ic, a czy ma tego jaki dochod
Tub zaszczyt? Dosyc zaszczytu ola
niego, 10 sfuzyt jake .iednoroczny
2 gmin putku utanow W krako-
vie, ztozyt egzamin jake officer i
jest A tt b 6, to mu wys-
tarczy co do punktu hono'u.
Ma dzieh 1 go maja naznaczy-
Ii rokoszanie rosiedzenie W celu
w~ybrania zastepcy kapitana, ale
bardzo mato siq zebra4o, zamach
sic ME uda1.
Okropuo rzerzy sic tn dzieja,
kochany Maisterku!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
G~eananizacya ludu poll
skiegO.

N%auczyciel Renk, rodem 4 Ko-
scierzyny w Prusach Zachodnich, w
Szenwafdzie, powiat wejherowski,
majacy "a zone Niemke-katoliczke
odebra} od regencyi nakaz, ably sic
w l4tu dniach przcnioS1 do pro
wincyi nadrehskiej.
Take samo rozporzadzcnir ode
bra} Wojciech Klein, rodem u Redy
ma Kasznbach, ozeniony Z Polka,
wdowa Waszyhska, siostra majstra
krawieckiego Teofila Lcmana "
Chicago.
Landrat wejherowski wydat
do w:@.5tkich so}tysow rozporzadzc-
ME, zeby zadnych rozporzadzehi, o.
kolnikow, cyrkularzy Tub list6w,
ME t4dmaczyli ludziom pc polsku;
ME wolno i'm trzymat t}omacza u
siebie, jezeli pc polsku ME rozu-
mieja. Wszelka rozmowa Ma &c
braniu gminnem ma bye prowadzo-
ma w jezyku n~iemieckim!
70 Zd Sal1nlalNaSH u leGO ne
dzle. trudno opisat. Chociaz czfo-
wicklow ma place. sic %zanosi, trudno
by by}o powstrzymac sic od Smile
chu, sFyszac starc6w gospodarzy,
ktdrzy ~jeszcze ME sfyszeli jezyka
bismarkowskiego, be}kocacvch tym
jezykiem.
Mimowolnie przypominaja mi
sic easy, kiedym %jeszcze gesi pasa},
to my dzieci sobic uzadzilim: No,
teraz bedziemy movie pc nicmiec-
ku," a wtedy, co komu do geby
przysz}o, to paplaf i pewnie laden
ma niemieckie s}owo ME traf}, DO
tylko Z opowiadania o n~iemieckim
.jezyku s}ysza].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
DaWniej a dziSiaj.

w roku 1918 istnialo ~jesZczc w sta
ME New York niewolnictwo. Niewolnik,
kt6ry byl uciek} sweiemu panu, zosta1
przez tego, ,,pana" p~ochwycony sta
wieny pred sedziego Teophilusa IIar-
ring w Middleburgu. S~prowadzono wielu
swiadk6w mianowicie, ably dowiese. re
wlasciciei ma prawo posiadania. Sedzia,
wyslnchawszy %wszystkich swiadk6w,
oswiadczyI, re prawo uwaza "a s}abe.
Jakich wiec pan aadasa d~alszycA
dowod6w? - zapyta} sedziego prokura-
tor wlasciciela.
- Me mozesz pan zabrac tego cz}o-
wieka odpowiedzia4 sedzia dop6ki
mi ME okazesz atestu sptzedazy cd pana
Boga.
Pan Harrington mniemal, &c
jezeli Pan Bog stworzyt czlowieka n
go nigdy ME sprzeda}, kto inny mic ma
wiecej prawa do %posiaGania c7Iowieka,
jak zlodziej. Do tego dodaic pewiea Or
gan Rycerzy Piracy:
: Czy Pan Bog ME s,worzys zicmi
z wszystkiemi zawartemi nicj wegla-
mi i innemi mineraliami? A gdziez jest
monopolista grunt6w hub we=li, mogacy
okazac prawo posi- albania Cd pana Boga?
W6wczas o%krzycazno sedziego IIar
ringtona jake %komunlste. Teraz wdzieczny
stan Vermont wystawil mu kosztowny
pomnik.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
PoszukiWanie'

Kawaler, PolaK, W wieku
lat 81, posiadaJacy kilka set
dolarow gotowkl, poszukuje
tcwarzYszki zycia, panny lub
wdowy, posiadajqcej ]ub majq-
cej odziedziczyt farme, po-
wodu, ze ma zamiar poswie-
cic sic ma zawsze rolnictwu.
Ktoby chcla} mi ufatwic
poznanie sic i porozumienle z
osobq, jakiej szukam, niecbaj
raczy pisac wprost do mnie
pod adresem:
Stefan Reokowski
Hurley P. o., Ashland Go.
Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
Polar w * OpaImi.

W Sugar Norchsspali1 sic W
dniu 3 ma.ja mlot do wegli
Mr.. 10, nale2qcy do Towarzy-
silva Lehigh 4 Wilkesbarre
Coal Co. O'brzymi gmach W
trzech godzinach zamienil sic
W grenade gruzow. Mot cd
pewnego czasu ME byf w ru-
chu Szkode szacujq ma 10000
dolarow. Podiug pozniejszych
wiadomosci ogarnqf ogieh TAX
re szyb, kt6ry sic te1az pail
az do g}ebokosci 700 stop.
WsA. PEACCIE IA WIARUsA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
Powstrzymac potok grozacy nam w

Powstrzymac potok grozacy nam w
biegu.
Wstrzasnieciem kajdsn dat znak, ze
2yJemy,
Chloe zabiiani, zyc ~jeszczc bedziemy
Ia si{a ducEa, ktora i w uiewoli
Dzlala, i wiedz;e pc skrwawionej roll
DO wielkich czyn6w...
Nam stansc trzeba IA obronnym szan-
Gem,
Ciemncse r~ozproszyt oswiaty k.ga1cem,
Puklcrzem piracy zachwiac Glossy wroga
pati7ac w niebo, wierzyG SLIME W
Boga.
w milosci wielkiej szukac ukojenia.
w pomocy bratniei. otrzeG he cierpie.
MIA
Nowych tu}aczow...
| dloh pomocna podat choc oddali
lynn. kt6rzy wicle dla Ojczyzny dali
l groszem wdowim spieszyc tam z po.
moca,
Gdzie wl6g panujc swa zelazna moce
Picnic krzyzackic osadza i wpija
Zad}o trucizny iak stugebna zmija,
BY zniszczyc naroi...
Lecz ten ME zginie. On Z pomoca Boga
Zrzuci kajdany i pokona wroga
! Gruenwaldowskic przypomni mu
wieSci...
\ DIS w zaiobie i nocy bolesci
Ratujmy ziemie! MECH ia nam hodu:ie
To plemie tylko, co nienawisG czuje
DO wrog6w Polski...
Daj vice grosz wdowi, o polski naro.
die.
On Gle rozgrzeje W tym swiatowym
c%hlodzic,
On powie swiatu, re my ola Ojczyzny
Cmiemy cierpiet, znosic krwawe blizny
| poniest otiar krwawych tysiace,
Il kwiat6w mi}osci vic wience woniace
Bratniej pomocy.
Dali wisc grosz wdowi, bracie rodaku!
ty " obczyznie z'lacy sig ptaku
ty, co ME .nasz nedzy i niedoli
ty, ktorego SERGE cierpi, boil,
ty tanczaca wsr6d balowcj sail
wy sieFoty, ktorych piesh sic zali
Ma 9rob,c matki...
DANNY pc groszu, on mas mic zubozy,
Lecz sic do sail krzywd naszych przy-
loiy,
tam zaciezy jake liza sieroty.
Jak miecz Brenusa, iak GLOW tesknoty,
kolebke Piastow ola orlat zachowa
A ia nam ~jeszcze swift polski wychowa
u pomoca Boga!
j d w g q H..
kanowice,
W ziemi Samborskie.j, 4 marca 1887.
PE1CCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
Grosz wdowi

Gdy kanclerz z%elazny i minister srogi
Rozpocza} Il nami BOZ zaciety, wrcsi,
l pragnie zuiszczyc wszystkich to co
nasAc
I z zicmi ojc6w wysnaG picnic %lasze,
Il kolchki piast6w zhit trumns narodu
\ zabic ducha, tam, gdzie XVIII IA
mlodu
Kraj Chrobrych syndw...
Nam stance tlzeba " odpornym sze-
regu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
Z Milwaukee

ryzes7aN ,,Wiarusoaci" znani pro-
testanci, prs.Ajaciele Aav1ssha, protest,
joho ME pramdq jest, co ,,Aejsto".
Pasof ~ podanym 10 nuu1er-e II
wierssyhu hassetbSAiu,, o16omtem
oni, u ~Dliouowicie 0ohtor = o1,te-
har@ent, no m'osnc ocay rglqdaii.
HtoteSM tego, hbo jest Mczny02
sfylem wfos"ny, ME ntogc mieStcty
poDtteScit, 9dys jest 9ou0dto uieuao.
rainy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
Il CHICAGO.
| n1uju.

0@
Pan Mamma z uAicy II z6ie-
"a holehte no 21otq :gaviazde Aa
oh. c. j. Bl;el,isAlego, Ludzle
So przy'nuszeni dawac przynaj-
mlalei 90 rs centow, DO gdyby
tego nae czynlh, czfonh:ow1;e lie
dnoczenla Katohchlego szAodztH;,
By I'M 10 duslnesie.
Llczne gono polshich Ju~1e-
slstow z Chicago auy6ie'@ sic do
Wiarusa z horespondencw
p'zeclwho penrnej osob5e, Mora
I'M publicznle zaszhodzlM IL IN
teres0ch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
PINE f. zo1vstydzH

WInone, mzqaziwszy u dniu so
hecletnia moczysty odchod po-
miqtho'cej polsAi;e rocznlcy No.
rodowej, podczas gd.y nasza W.
mona wa5nq spraore Zaspafa. AS.
Roman & "zowsh odpra-
wH soleune nabo5enstmo ! po-
w1edz1@f pat'yotyczne hozan1e,
M6re Jardzo podnioslo ducha
naroaouego 10 zebramyM ~ kos
cele 6raciaA Z,oiqzhomych.
Po sauoie odczytana 5yla Hto-
MIA Z Modltcq plelyzynstera
polshzego "aszego m1eszcza Mic
kaew5cz0.
We mtoreh,, 3 maja, od1vae-
dit miasto nasze pan Wtady
s}aw Fortulskiz La
Crosse, PrzWmyiqc cd tmsjszycA
po(sh1ch solonastow ! grocern5-
how obstalunA5 ma cyga'u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
+
@|Klg:s@e
Wspo1nienie pOSm,iertnc.

Dnia 90 kwietnia przeniosf
sic DO wiecznosci sp. Jan PoIa-
chowski, czfonek Tow. 6 m n y
p OF s k e. w Chicago, W w1eku
lat Sc, pozostawiaja zone dz'ecl,
3 cork i jednego syna. SIP. Jan
W drugiej potowie swego hogo-
bojncgo zywota Mwsze przede-
wszystkiem miaf staranie OTTO, ably
pc lego zgonie IONA dziatk! ME
pozostaiy W bicdzie, i Pan Bog
uczciwej piracy jcgo pobtogosfawii.
r. i. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05

PtACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
Choate, narosnh uc Center

Coate, naroinih Mc Center 4
7'zcciej, zan7ysla su6j jiedno-
pietrowy dom przebudowac mo
rzteropeetowy, przeto pan Joco-
b. pyzeproocddz' scoj handel u
Morow, nnlej wiecej ohoto l
czeyycca, coholu1ek dalej, pod
M, 54 y. 71rW Str, hsecie
dzwi od Winoma ID ep O.
sit Bank. zymczasem be-
die pan Jacob sp1zedawat
wszystho jahnqjtaniej, a6y spree
dot .johng1necej 4 mice potem
nnlej ambarasu przy przepro :
wadz0niu.
Kledy 10 niedziele, l mqja
po pofud11liu, odwozl7 pan Neu-
man z MarshlanM gosc, u1non-
shich z uesela do mlasta, zapa-
lit sig no. m9cy 3ciej woz cd cy.
CARA u o%hamguienm II os66,
h6re mo- MIN s'edzla1y, oga1mie-
tych zosta1o ptonuemlanu. T}zem
hobaetom spal,ty sic husth q
.j;e7nenm meiczyznle upali2y 6aho-
brody. Krzy% powstot oh'opny,
lecz dzieh5 Bogu 5aden czfovleh
ME odniosf ran od poparzenaa.
Woz 2 ~trwdnosclQ oca1ono cd
z~n9szczenla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05
WIADOMOSCI
M lEJSCOWE

"GlZO WV w de
Noua rada m1ejsha odbyfa.
W dniu rs kwietnia swGj dru-
gi mityng pod przewodni-
ctwem swego rrezydenta Ter
rilla. Tame urzednikow miej-
kich ma rok biezqcy ustawio-
no .jak nastepuje:
Major S 500;
Marszaleh $40 miesiecz.
ME w}qczrie q kosztami ma
utrzymanie i pojazdu;
Rekorler S 1900 rocznie;
kom,sarz ulic S IS mie-
siecznie w1acznie kosztami
ma pojazd: -
Miernik i komisarz woody
S 1900;
Prokurator, S 1900;
Lekarz miejski S $50 i
dostarczanie lekarstw:
Klucznik S 10 miesiecznie,
w1acznie z kosztami ma po-
jazd;
ASSESSOR S 1000 rocznie i
s 200 ma deputowanego;
Skarb1lk $500
Komornik sqdowy IS
miesiecznie;
Kapitan nocnej policyi y so
miesiecznie;
P%olicyanci ikolektorzy prze-
wozu pc so miesiecznie.
Komisarzowi ulic pensya
tego roku powiekszonq zosta1a
o $ Is miesiecznie, kluczni-
kowi O S 10. Aserosowi pod
wyaszono pensya o dolarow
200.
Pomiedzy innemi przyie-
to podania panow Libery j
Keenana wzgledem udziele-
MIA pozwolenia do przewozenia
domow.
Pan r. II. f. Morgan
potwierdzony zostaf jake urzed-
mix zdrowotnosci. Pensya s so
miesieczn!e.
Obecnq si@e policyjna
Us osob) uchwalono o iedne-
go powiekszyG.
Alderman Pelowski pred
stawif Radzie miejskiej Itchy
stan torow kolei Milwaukee i
st. Paul PREY ulicy Front,
miedzy ulicami Chatfield a
Carimona. Oddano te sprawe
prokuratorowi miejskiemu i
komitetowi ulic.
P1NLID IVLK SLhORShI
zaproszo Szonoaonych Rodakom z
Winony, z Murshlo110u, z Pine
CreeAu, G G1odaej Woli, Aadepen-
deuce, Arcaaii Z North Creehu,
a6y raczyH go odwiedsi;G 4 =obac=yG
miellie sapasy towaroac, jahie spro-
qoadzH nu lato. = Stusy tehse s:
druch Lud1cM Sihorshi mszystkiin
qoiarusona Rlonuson 20 has0G po.
mzebic jako NO7AR YISZ PL-
BLICZNY.
i Z,aouu niiespodziuuie uo,cie-
ditto Sa1o6a jedne z wtejs@ych rod-io.
Wmiedziele, dnio 1 moja, o godziuie
z wieczorena, uDaarta % pofogu arroz
2 dzieckiiem coma Oh. Jana lIojero,
I=et1na, e douu 1nglewiczoaco, 10
uiehu lat 33. Z0aarla pochodsita {
Wae1kjego K1iac=a pod hos;cier=yuq,
byia 10 Ameryce lat IA, q od tat ID
zame5na. OptaheIe ia przedwczeSnie
oacdoac1dty mqS . oSn2toro Saerot, z
hto1ych uajstarszy Syn Asry lat II,
aaajmtodsze sas 1 roh 3 naiesiqce.
Rgrseb od6yt sic zoe aDtorek.
PARADA eolieoaskiej strosy
oguioeoej oa6yta sic 40 poniedziateh
prey do6rej pogodzie. Krotho po
potudniu wszysthi;e siedn kompanij
70 ue;!tforn1ach, AoSda ssaccjej stacyi
pomaszerowaty do stocyi gl6wnej,
skqd potem rozpoczqt sic poch60
przez glowne ulice niasta. o !godzi-
ME 4 pc po1uduiu odbyta sic qcspo1-
2a0 uczto 10 Philharmonic Hall
przes danny pusoaskiie urzqdzoaa, a
wreszcie no wieczdr bat 10 tel son1ej
hall.
P1N ET,, III l6oo ann
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-05

PAN -Ea,y. +. Mues 4cy-
przedM swoje towany teraz
swoj Mtejszy uteres z1ulnqt 4
10 najbll2szych dniach przepro-
wa0Al sic re s1vq roazuq do
West St. Paul.
FRED Erickson : Pilot
Mound u Fillmore County p'gy-
wioM do W1aony Z w@M1w Z
oJwodu Eliza / sholehtouM 8
dozarow za ha5dego, pan Jun
Kauphusnlo,m sa$ 2 HINT ode-
brat "a shalp wlzAa s do1arow.
PAN NJ. PRIZE
wouadza siie!'- PoWewaa pm
, 1887-07-21
Appalled, at the Expense.

LONDON, July 2O--It is rumored that the
queen, returning to practical matters after
the excitement of the jubilee festivities, is
appalled, at the expenses incurred in the
entertainment of the royal guests, and in
other ways directly connected with tho
celebration not properly or legitimately of
a character to be liquidated from the i'm
perial treasury, and has made up her
mind that she ought not to pay them.
The sun total of the expense is said to be
20, 600, and the thrifty old lady is said
to be on the point of requesting Lord
Salisbury to ask parliament to come to
her relief. The premier knows the TEN
per of the house Of in such
cases too well to rush blindly into any
scheme involving a special grant to the
royal family, and will hesitate long be-
fore presenting to the representative
branch of the British Legislators a demand
that would swamp the Tory government
by an overwhelming majority at the first
opportunity given to the members to vote
on it. The story is, however, generally
believed. and it is further said that the
queens visit to Hatfield was made
for the purpose of broaching the subject
to Lord Salisbury.